A report on yesterday’s lecture recital, including first performances of 10/3 and 25/2; thoughts on Chopin’s pedal marks; feeling disenchanted with the Mikuli score; some resolutions for after the holidays. Oh, and have you written your review yet? If I don’t hear from 100 of you by December 20, the podcast ends.
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Play It Again Swig 
Jocelyn, it would be very helpful if you could give us a link or some clue how to write a review on itunes. Perhaps it’s because I don’t have a Mac, but I spent over an hour trying to find the place to write a review for you.
Hopefully I’m a minority and most people are more savvy than I am!!
I have truly enjoyed your podcasts and, indeed, have learned much from them, not only musically but through your remarks about attitude and approach.
Thank you so much for devoting this time to sharing your practices with us!!